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Mythimna unipuncta was so plentiful this year it is ridiculous….wonderfully so. I have one in a jar with me as I type this that I found in my house about an hour or so ago.
Beautiful moths indeed. Gluphisia septentrionis I’ve yet to see. I’m hoping to observe one. Gorgeous findings and photos.
Even though I’ve never tried IDing my backyard moths until this summer, I’m pretty sure I’ve never seen the Gluphisia before – the overall body shape and wing pattern seemed quite new to me. Thanks for stopping by and commenting!
We had a Mythimna oxygala come to our black light last week. Elegant in its simplicity, even if it is a pest.
They are very pretty moths, indeed.
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